"My job is 'beige'."

That's how a client recently began her first session with me.

Many people who are actively looking for work naively hope they won’t be asked the question: “What type of job are you looking for?” While “I don’t really know”

Skills, talents, and abilities…everyone has them, but can you actually name your best qualities? Furthermore, how are you in a job where you consistently use the skills you enjoy?

Many Americans enjoy a cultural norm of changing careers at least once during their lifetime.

I heard some talk about resumes becoming obsolete, replaced by well-crafted social media site profiles. But, that’s simply not true.

One of the most difficult times in a job search is when you are waiting for a response from a prospective employer.

Sad to say, but when times are bad there are always people who try to profit from those affected by the downturn.

Instead of eating lunch at your desk (or at home alone), head to the Portland Public Library each Tuesday in February from noon to 1pm for the next "Wisdom At Work" series.

Some days are harder than others.

Are you ready for the career change you dreamed about last year?